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Well first off, how does the eccentric shaft need to be replace? It is basically a third cam shaft. You got fleeced on that. If they messed up installing the servomotor (I'm guessing that's what you meant by "unit") it could have been broken before you even got it. You have to hold the shaft back while maintaining tension to install the servomotor. If it snaps back it could damage the servomotor. I replaced mine, and it was nerve racking. I would go back to the dealer and demand your money back for the eccentric shaft and to get a new servomotor installed free of charge because they fucked up.
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